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End-of-life care = Soins de fin de vie : points de vue des proches de patients décédés : perspectives of family members of deceased patients

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MARCO, Catherine A. | BUDERER, Nancy | THUM, Dorothy, Sr.

Résultats d'une étude auprès de familles ayant perdu un proche au sujet des soins de fin de vie. La plupart ont une bonne opinion des soins administrés à leurs proches. Les raisons de cette satisfaction inclut les soins en général, l'attitude du personnel et la communication. Les motifs d'insatisfaction sont l'incompétence perçue, la désinvolture perçue du personnel et le manque de personnel perçu. La satisfaction générale envers les infirmières est la meilleure, suivie des généralistes et des médecins.

Voir la revue «The American journal of hospice and palliative care, 22»

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